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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2008
Page
2
A compact briefing highlights consumer anxiety with pared spending. Iowa residents express frustration over rural road clearances. State law and educator training aim to deter school bullying. A dietary supplement is claimed to reduce methane emissions from cows.
Public file past Hillary’s casket at Auckland Cathedral as nations mourn. Hillary’s state funeral planned for today at St Mary’s Church amid official tributes and global attention.
AP counts 3929 U.S. military deaths since March 2003 Iraq war. Iowa City Delta Upsilon fraternity closed after drug dealing arrests at 320 Ellis Ave. Grassley urges endowment driven aid. Linn County weighs legal opinion on 6 percent county official raises. Gas prices hold after crude decline with ethanol at 2.97 per gallon. Wally Hilgenberg battles ALS but spirit endures. NFL praised as a global business model. Gazette Online’s top reads include teen deaths, snow advisory, Miell legal troubles, Maquoketa fire crews resting, and trooper shooting probe.
The Gazette, published daily in Cedar Rapids Iowa, lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Morning Editions and Sunday issues. It provides contact numbers for subscription service and the general office, and notes AP news republication rights.
Contact numbers listed for Cedar Rapids and Iowa City departments include news tips circulation and general inquiries. Directory highlights local phone lines and a GazetteOnline web address for emails.
Kathleen Parker analyzes how Obama and Clinton frame their campaigns around race and gender, arguing the party weaponizes victimhood. She cautions that surrogates and targeted appeals risk turning the race into a battle over identity rather than merit, with electoral consequences for all women and African Americans.
More than 2,000 people gathered at Ebenezer Baptist Church to honor Martin Luther King Jr. and reflect on his legacy in 2008. Speakers included Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle, Bill Clinton, Mike Huckabee, and Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin, noting King's call for peace and service. Coretta Scott King's efforts to establish the federal holiday are noted along with mentions of Obama's candidacy and the ongoing Iraq war.
President Bush during a visit to the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Library praised King as a towering figure and urged Americans to live with kindness and compassion. He called for daily volunteerism and helping neighbors to fulfill King's dream on the MLK Day federal holiday.
The Gazette promotes a greener future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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